Melbourne underworld figure Mick Gatto gives a rare insight into his colourful past скачать в хорошем качестве

Melbourne underworld figure Mick Gatto gives a rare insight into his colourful past

Melbourne underworld figure Mick Gatto has opened up about his colourful past and revealed the one label he is vehemently opposed to. Gatto, now aged 65, also insisted he was not involved in any unsolved crimes and denied ever being a cold-blooded killer, in a interview with the Herald Sun. In 2005, Gatto was acquitted of the shooting murder of gangland hitman Andrew 'Benji' Veniamin a year earlier in Carlton on the grounds of self-defence. 'I'm not a hitman. I was acquitted,' Gatto said. 'It's created havoc for me. I can't go anywhere without being stopped for an autograph or a photo.' Gatto, a former professional heavyweight boxer, now lives on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula where he is a father and grandfather foremost as he seeks to shake his underworld past. 'I've got children in the corporate world who can't run their businesses because of me, because of my notoriety,' he sa